> Not entirely like that; it's mostly fixing small edge cases when the bulk of the work has been done correctly Well, I guess one can just continue to prompt a

> Not entirely like that; it's mostly fixing small edge cases when the bulk of the work has been done correctly Well, I guess one can just continue to prompt any such AI over and over "have you done it correctly? No? Then try harder" I recognize that my experiences and expectations from AI differ from seemingly the vast majority of users who get benefit from it. I'm glad for them, but I don't ever want to opt-in to having "AI assistance" because with the current state of the art it generates more work for me than value in my life